HS Football EHS v THS 20121019

Ellison and Temple, High School ball under the (dim) lights

Stretching for the TD

great shots of the action, really like that 2nd one

good stuff
I shoot just down the road in Waco

have you ever shot in Belton
gawd that place is a dungen for a 5A school

Haven`t shot in Belton. Looking forward to trying the new Hood Stadium though. The video guys shooting for TV said it was better than Buckley even though there are only 4 towers. I want to see how it does for still photography.

I would have gone with a little bit faster Shutter speed, pretty good though!

That makes two of us. I swear the stadium is darker this year Last year I could get 1/1000 on the field and 1/640 in the end zone. Now it seems like 640 on the field and 500 in the end zone and that is if i get white jerseys in there to reflect some light.

Nice shots

1st one is very good, but the 2nd one rocks! Curious what camera/lens combo you use?

RustyHammer wrote in post #15202751
Curious what camera/lens combo you use?

His EXIF indicates 1D3 and 300/2.8

Nice action shots. +1 on increasing your shutter speed, also like they need some noise reduction

Temple qb injuries prob keeps them out of the playoffs

I can't believe the season is almost over.

Thanks for the comments. And yes I shoot with a 1D Mark III with. 300 2 8 and a 7D with a 70-200.

Andy Z wrote in post #15203975
And yes I shoot with a 1D Mark III with. 300 2 8 and a 7D with a 70-200.

wish I had that
good stuff
good luck

These are great, any advise on the settings you use with your D1 Mk3? Just got one, I was looking at the 7D or Mk3... ended up going with a great deal on a Mk3. Just posted a few photos from this past Friday's game. https://photography-on-the.net …/showthread.php​?t=1245238
Please feel free to PM, thank you!

Pasting from a doc on my iPhone so we will see how this comes across. The first settings is sports and the second weddings. Obviously you need to tweak some to your conditions. One thing that save me time in post was setting my WB to 4500 instead of doing a gray card. Shoot an image, look at the camera screen as to color and tweak as needed, then move on.

I have this for my 7D as well.

Sports
Wedding




C.Fn I-1: Exposure increments: speeds, apertures, and exposure compensation



C.Fn I-2: Full-stop or 1⁄3-stop ISO Speed setting increments
Enable
Enable

C.Fn I-3: ISO Speed Range Selection



C.Fn I-4: Automatic canceling of Auto Exposure Bracketing



C.Fn I-5: Auto Exposure Bracketing sequence



C.Fn I-6: Auto Exposure Bracketing — number of shots
1
1

C.Fn I-7: Spot Metering linked to AF point
2
2

C.Fn I-8: Safety Shift — camera adjusts exposure if out of range
Disable
Disable

C.Fn I-9: Select which exposure modes are available
Disable
Disable

C.Fn I-10: Select which metering patterns are available



C.Fn I-11: Lock-in a metering mode whenever using Manual exposure
Disable
Enable

C.Fn I-12: Limit range of available shutter speeds
Disable
Disable

C.Fn I-13: Limit range of available apertures
Disable
Disable

C.Fn I-14: Instant switch of Exposure and Metering settings with AE Lock button
1


C.Fn I-15: Shutter speeds with EOS speedlites in Av mode



C.Fn II-1: Long Exposure Noise Reduction



C.Fn II-2: High ISO Noise Reduction



C.Fn II-3: Highlight Tone Priority



C.Fn II-4: E-TTL II Flash Metering



C.Fn II-5: First- or 2nd-curtain flash sync with EOS speedlites



C.Fn II-6: Flash firing — yes or no
1
1

C.Fn II-7: Viewfinder information during high-speed sequences



C.Fn II-8: LCD Panel Illumination during Bulb exposures
1


C.Fn II-9: Display top LCD panel info on the color LCD monitor with INFO button



C.Fn III-1: Electronic manual focus adjustment (select USM lenses)
-1


C.Fn III-2: AF system sensitivity to sudden subject changes when in AI Servo mode



C.Fn III-3: Adjust priority towards better focus tracking or drive speed, 1st /2nd and subsequent images
1


C.Fn III-4: Closest focus priority in AI Servo AF — if more than one AF point is active
1


C.Fn III-5: Lens “hunting” if camera cannot achieve focus



C.Fn III-6: AF stop button function (select “white” super-telephoto lenses)



C.Fn III-7: AF microadjustment to correct for slight front/back focusing
1 or 2


C.Fn III-8: Changing size of a manually-selected AF point



C.Fn III-9: Limit the number of available AF points
1


C.Fn III-10: Instant return to memorized AF point



C.Fn III-11: Methods to enable Automatic AF point select mode – Quick control dial / Main Dial



C.Fn III-12: AF point illumination
1


C.Fn III-13: AF point illumination brightness



C.Fn III-14: Turn off a speedlite’s AF assist beam



C.Fn III-15: Mirror lock-up
Disable
Disable

C.Fn III-16: Change continuous frames per second shooting speeds
Disable
Disable

C.Fn III-17: Limit continuous shooting count



CF IV–7: Setting Aperture if no lens mounted on camera



CF IV–8: Function Button read-out: small rear LCD or on large LCD monitor



CF IV–9: Sound Recording / Protect Image button function



CF IV–10: Lock Controls using camera’s On-Off switch



CF IV–11: Match exposure metering to Focusing screen in use
(CIV is default focus screen.)
Disable
Disable

CF IV–12: Change length of different metering timers



CF IV–13: Reduce shutter release “lag time”

3

CF IV–14: Add aspect ratio information



CF IV–15: Add data for Canon’s Original Data Security Kit OSK-E3



CF IV–16: Live view exposure simulation